TaperDex 6-day
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A surgical instrument that is designed as an elongated, tapered and serrated cutting tool intended for shaping and enlarging holes in bone tissue. This is a reusable device.
A hand-held, shaft-like, manual surgical instrument designed for hooking and applying traction to specific soft-tissues of interest (e.g., skin, vessel, organ, and/or duct), to facilitate surgical intervention; it is not dedicated to separating or drawing a...
A small diameter rod typically used for the fixation of a bone fracture or bone grafts, or for an osteotomy or arthrodesis. The rod may be smooth, wholly- or partially-threaded, solid or cannulated, and some designs may be tapered; it is not specific to the...
A rigid plastic or metal tube that is cone-shaped (i.e., it tapers down from a standard instrument fitting size to a small opening) and is either hand-held and manually inserted, or fitted onto a compatible otoscope, and then inserted into the ear canal to ...
A prefabricated endodontic rod designed for insertion into the root canal of a patient to support and retain a crown prosthesis. It is typically a solid, cylindrical, metal (e.g., stainless steel, gold alloy) piece with a proximal end appropriate to support...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to strike a surface or another device (e.g., a surgical chisel, gouge, driver) to drive it during a surgical intervention. It is available in a variety of designs and materials; the shaft is typically made of ...
A rod-like, solid surgical instrument designed to dilate the cervical canal after its insertion through the cervical os. Commonly known as a uterine dilator, it is typically made of metal or plastic material and has a tapered, rounded distal tip. It may hav...
A hand-held, manually-operated, dental instrument specifically designed to compress filling materials in a root canal, mainly in an axial direction. The working distal end is cylindrical or tapered, circular in cross-section, and has a flat-tipped end. This...
A fine, hand-held manual surgical instrument intended to be used to manipulate the structures of the middle ear (e.g., the stapes). It is typically comprised of a proximal handle that tapers to a shaft which terminates in a fine distal tip bent at 90 degree...
A device intended to be used to dilate a body lumen or access channel to facilitate the introduction of endoscopic instruments percutaneously (through the skin) or through a natural orifice (e.g., urethra). It may be a flexible or rigid rod/tube with a tape...
A hand-held, shaft-like, manual surgical instrument designed for hooking and applying traction to specific soft-tissues of interest (e.g., skin, vessel, organ, and/or duct) to allow surgical intervention on those tissues. It is not primarily designed for pu...
A rod-like manual surgical instrument designed to explore the urethra and/or to dilate a urethral and/or urinary meatus stenosis. It is designed with a semi-rigid tapered shaft that terminates at the distal end in a small bulbous tip (an olive) and it typic...
A device intended to be used to dilate a body lumen or access channel to facilitate the introduction of endoscopic instruments percutaneously (through the skin) or through a natural orifice (e.g., urethra). It may be a flexible or rigid rod/tube with a tape...
A cylindrical, rod-like, surgical instrument that is used to explore and/or dilate a stricture during oesophagoscopic or bronchoscopic procedures. It may be designed with a semi-rigid tapered end (Maloney type) or with a blunt end (Hurst type), and may be h...
A long, surgical instrument used to tunnel an artificial passageway along vascular tissue planes to create a connecting channel typically for the introduction of a vascular graft or a vascular prosthesis. It can have a variety of designs, but basically it w...
A hollow dilator with a tapered distal end intended to enable the gentle insertion of a larger laparoscopic access cannula, necessary when significantly increasing the working access port's lumen, e.g., from 10 to 20 mm diameter. It is commonly used in mini...
A dental instrument that uses heat to condense an endodontic filling material in a root canal, in the axial/lateral direction. The working part is typically cylindrical or tapered, and circular in cross-section. A condenser is commonly used to function as a...
A surgical instrument designed to apply pressure to and/or cut the crescent-shaped disk of fibrocartilage that borders and partly covers the articulating surfaces of the tibia and femur at the knee (meniscus). At the proximal end is a handle, sometimes T-sh...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument intended to be used during heart valve repair or replacement that enables evaluation of the valve opening (patent annulus) into which the appropriately sized annuloplasty ring or replacement valve will be implanted. It...
A hand-held, manually-operated dental instrument specifically designed to compress filling materials in a root canal, mainly in a lateral direction. The working part is tapered, circular in cross-section and has a pointed tip. This is a reusable device.
An implantable device designed to achieve and maintain the distraction of degenerated articular surfaces of the sacroiliac joint to assist in intra- and extra-articular bone grafting and fusion (arthrodesis), typically performed to alleviate pain from the s...
A hand-held, manual, dental, cutting instrument with a slender, tapered, serrated/barbed tip intended to be used for shaping and enlarging holes in root canal tissue, particularly dentine, or for extirpating pulp. This is a reusable device.
A semi-rigid or rigid, plastic or metal tube that is cone-shaped (i.e., it tapers down from a standard instrument fitting size to a small opening) and is either hand-held and manually inserted, or fitted onto a compatible otoscope, and then inserted into th...
A rotary abrasive device typically used by a podiatrist intended to debride excrescences and treat conditions such as heavy toenails and/or plantar calluses. It consists of a well-differentiated head of various shapes (e.g., cone, cylinder, inverted cone, p...
A sterile, non-bioabsorbable, implantable device designed to be inserted into the medullary canal of a bone (e.g., femur, tibia, or humerus) during orthopaedic surgery to prevent cement progression in the diaphysis and therefore facilitate cement pressuriza...
A hand-held, manually-operated dental instrument specifically designed to compress filling materials in a root canal, mainly in a lateral direction. The working part is tapered, circular in cross-section and has a pointed tip. This is a reusable device.
A device intended to be used to flush the ear canal with an irrigating solution. It is typically available in two main design mechanisms that are used to carefully exert pressure on the irrigating fluid: 1) a cylindrical barrel with a plunger that have fing...
A rotary abrasive device typically used by a podiatrist intended to debride excrescences and treat conditions such as heavy toenails and/or plantar calluses. It consists of a well-differentiated head of various shapes (e.g., cone, cylinder, inverted cone, p...
A shaft-like, hand-held manual surgical instrument intended to be used during ear/nose/throat (ENT) surgery for fixation or traction of the incus bone (the anvil bone of the group of three that form the sound-transmitting ossicles in the middle ear). The de...
A rod-like, solid surgical instrument designed to dilate the cervical canal after its insertion through the cervical os. Commonly known as a uterine dilator, it is typically made of metal or plastic material and has a tapered, rounded distal tip. It may hav...